Sales Technologies appears in President and CEO Magazine
Magazine's April issue focuses on leading Sales Outsourcing companies

Stateline, Nevada. May 6, 2005- Sales Technologies, an EC Whittaker Company, received modest coverage in President and CEO's (PCEO) April 2005 issue which highlights the benefits of contracting leading sales outsourcing companies.

PCEO's coverage focuses on why more businesses - large and small - are turning to sales outsourcing companies as a viable option, both in cost savings and superior production. The story profiles real world examples of sales outsourcing success and identifies several primary sales outsourcing companies in North America, their associated benefits and value propositions - including Sales Technologies

"Given our relatively new position in the sales outsourcing market, I am both grateful and gratified to find that President and CEO Magazine editors recognize our company's unique value proposition," says Sales Technologies Founder and CEO, Edward Whittaker. "Over the next twelve months, we endeavor to set a new tone in the sales outsourcing industry and seek to earn a second trip into PCEOs esteemed publication."

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About Sales Technologies
Sales Technologies is a wholly owned subsidiary of EC Whittaker LLC, a Nevada based firm operating complementary new economy firms. Sales Technologies offers full service sales and marketing productivity solutions including flagship service Turnkey Revenue™, sales outsourcing, staffing, WAYIS sales mini camps, marketing integration, e-revenue development, sales consulting, emerging markets services and various productivity enhancement solutions. Sales Technologies provides sales and e-business certifications to highly accomplished professionals and sponsors OCEPP, the Outsourcing Contract Enforcement and Perpetuation Project, an initiative committed to protecting US businesses that enter into contract with overseas firms.